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what does "you say potato"here mean? “A lot of soft spots on that path.” She poured beaten eggs into the skillet. “They hounded you for a year over Lindsay’s death, with less cause, with no evidence. I say we give karma a hand and let the man who, at the least, played a part in that experience the same.” “Is ‘karma’ another word for ‘payback’ in this case?” “You say potato.” She plated eggs, fruit, slices of whole wheat bread she’d toasted. “Why don’t we eat in the morning room? We can watch the sun come up.”
Jul 30, 2015 1:52 PM
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It means they have two ways of saying the same thing. It comes from an old song in which two people argue about the pronunciation of various words and eventually agree to stop arguing about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dg2HKMFsers
July 30, 2015
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